BMW Ladies Championship Full Prize Money Payout 2025
Australia's Hannah Green defends her title at the beautiful Pine Beach Golf Links as the LPGA Tour's Asian Swing continues in South Korea


The BMW Ladies Championship is the latest stop on the LPGA Tour schedule, with a multi-tournament run in Asia already well underway.
Following the Buick LPGA Shanghai in China last time out, this week's battle has been taking place in South Korea as the beautiful Pine Beach Golf Links hosts many of the world's best.
And the BMW Ladies Championship, where Australia's Hannah Green defends, is the second-highest purse on offer across the five events in the Asian Swing.
The total prize purse being shared out on Sunday tallies up to $2.3 million, with an impressive $345,000 set aside for the champion. The 2024 staging saw a total prize pot of $2.2 million with $330,000 finding its way to Green.
In 2025, the runner-up is set to collect almost $217,000 while those who end in third and fourth will also be able to claim six-figure sums for their work.
Hannah Green holds up the 2024 BMW Ladies Championship trophy
Everyone else who finishes inside the top-10 should see at least $50,000 while the pros who make the cut are likely to receive upwards of $5,000 each.
Aside from the financial rewards, there is a total of 500 Race To CME Globe points on offer, which will be hotly contested with the Playoffs only a matter of weeks away.
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Below is the complete prize money breakdown for the 2025 BMW Ladies Championship at Pine Beach Golf Links in South Korea.
BMW LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP PURSE BREAKDOWN
Position | Prize Money |
---|---|
1st | $345,000 |
2nd | $216,948 |
3rd | $157,381 |
4th | $121,746 |
5th | $97,992 |
6th | $80,175 |
7th | $67,110 |
8th | $58,796 |
9th | $52,857 |
10th | $48,105 |
11th | $44,541 |
12th | $41,571 |
13th | $38,958 |
14th | $36,583 |
15th | $34,445 |
16th | $32,545 |
17th | $30,883 |
18th | $29,457 |
19th | $28,270 |
20th | $27,318 |
21st | $26,369 |
22nd | $25,418 |
23rd | $24,469 |
24th | $23,518 |
25th | $22,687 |
26th | $21,856 |
27th | $21,023 |
28th | $20,192 |
29th | $19,361 |
30th | $18,648 |
31st | $17,935 |
32nd | $17,222 |
33rd | $16,509 |
34th | $15,797 |
35th | $15,204 |
36th | $14,609 |
37th | $14,017 |
38th | $13,422 |
39th | $12,827 |
40th | $12,353 |
41st | $11,878 |
42nd | $11,404 |
43rd | $10,927 |
44th | $10,452 |
45th | $10,096 |
46th | $9,740 |
47th | $9,383 |
48th | $9,027 |
49th | $8,670 |
50th | $8,314 |
51st | $8,078 |
52nd | $7,839 |
53rd | $7,601 |
54th | $7,365 |
55th | $7,126 |
56th | $6,888 |
57th | $6,652 |
58th | $6,414 |
59th | $6,177 |
60th | $5,939 |
61st | $5,821 |
62nd | $5,701 |
63rd | $5,583 |
64th | $5,465 |
65th | $5,344 |
Where Is The BMW Ladies Championship Played?
The 2025 BMW Ladies Championship is being played at Pine Beach Golf Links in South Korea. The course is affectionately known as the Korean Pebble Beach, such is its similarity to the Californian original, with amazing coastal views and its proximity to the shoreline.
Pine Beach Golf Links is one of the best in South Korea and inside the top-50 in the Asia Pacific region.

Jonny Leighfield is our Staff News Writer who joined Golf Monthly just in time for the 2023 Solheim Cup and Ryder Cup. He graduated from the University of Brighton with a degree in Sport Journalism in 2017 and spent almost five years as the sole sports reporter at his local newspaper. During his time with Golf Monthly, Jonny has interviewed several stars of the game, including Robert MacIntyre, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood, and Joaquin Niemann. An improving golfer himself, Jonny enjoys learning as much about the game as he can and recently reached his Handicap goal of 18 for the first time.
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